Hunter

Travis Warren thought he was done killing. He thought he wanted to be. Then he killed three young men just because they were playing loud music in the middle of the night and keeping his neighbor's baby awake. Warren knows something is wrong with him. He's losing himself, dropping out of awareness for minutes and hours at a time with no recollection of what happened during the time he lost. He can't afford to reveal his condition, not to the woman who has become a part of his life, and not to the organization for whom he used to kill. If the organization learns he has a problem that might expose them, they will eliminate him the way he has eliminated so many others at their behest.But Warren has a new enemy, one determined to take down him and people who have become targets just because they are close to him. If he's going to stop this new threat, he must overcome his problem, and he must do what he was trained to do. There will be blood in the streets, and that might expose the organization, but he must protect the people he cares about. He must once again become a hunter.